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This App Lets You Play Different Music Tracks Simultaneously On iOS For The Ultimate 3D Sound Effect

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 17, 2013

iOS’ built-in Music app is used by many each day to play our favorite tracks from our iTunes libraries: it serves its purpose, but some users might want to take their music listening a slight step up and play several of their tracks at once. For this, there’s a new jailbreak app, known as Music Collocator, which makes this possible.

Google Invites Developers To Project Glass Events [VIDEO]

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 16, 2013

If you have been a technology enthusiast for the last few months, you are probably aware of Project Glass, the Internet giant’s take on augmented reality that relies on a simple pair of high-tech glasses. Google is now inviting developers to two two-day-long events in San Francisco and New York in order to develop software for these glasses.

Facebook Graph Search Announced, A Search Engine For FB, Here’s How To Sign Up

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 16, 2013

Beamer For Mac Lets You Wirelessly Stream Video Straight To Your Apple TV By Drag-and-Drop

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 15, 2013

If you own a Mac and an Apple TV, you likely spend a great deal of time streaming content from your computer to your TV, through Apple’s set-top box. Apple has made this quite easy, starting with Mac OS X 10.8, with AirPlay Mirroring. Yet this can be glitch when streaming long-form content, such as movies, and is not the most practical solution; in addition, you might still be rocking Mac OS X 10.7 or lower.

This Curved Display By Samsung Might Make Its Way To The Galaxy S4 [IMAGES]

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 15, 2013

Over the last few years, many device makers have been flirting with the idea of rolling out flexible displays on its handheld devices, but no other company has been most outspoken about it than Samsung. At the Consumer Electronic Show, the company showed off its new generation of bendable displays, which have a huge potential for changing the traditional form factor of smartphones.

Xbox 720, PlayStation 4 To Cost Around $400 At Launch, Says Report

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 14, 2013

This Surface Phone Concept Features 12MP Camera, Mini Touch Cover, 720p Super AMOLED+ Display & More [VIDEO]

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 12, 2013

A few months back, Microsoft announced the Surface, an ultra-mobile laptop/tablet hybrid running Windows, taking advantage of Windows 8 and Windows RT’s new touch-screen user-interface. Since then, many have been hoping for a Surface smartphone: while no announcements have been made, several artists have created concepts depicting what they expect a Surface Phone to look like.

Phil Schiller: Apple Is Not Developing A Low-Cost iPhone

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 11, 2013

Earlier this week, a report surfaced suggesting that Apple might be working on a lower-end, lower-cost iPhone in order to increase its share of a market that is becoming increasingly crowded with low-cost smartphones. In a rare one-to-one interview with a Chinese newspaper, Apple Marketing SVP Phil Schiller flat-out denied the rumor.

Corning Introduces Ultra-Sturdy Gorilla Glass 3 For Consumer Electronics, See How Tough It Really Is [VIDEO]

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 9, 2013

60 Million Windows 8 Licenses Have Been Sold To Date, On A Similar Trajectory As Windows 7

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 9, 2013

Microsoft confirmed today at the 11th annual J.P Morgan Tech Forum at CES that the company had sold 60 million copies of Windows 8 so far, including both OEM sales and upgrades on existing machines, putting it on a similar trajectory as Windows 7 three years ago. Undoubtedly, after all of the criticism, the new operating system is off to a good start since its launch this past October.

WSJ: Apple’s Low Cost iPhone Will Make Its Debut Later This Year, Will Have A Polycarbonate Body

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 9, 2013

For the last few years, a common story in the rumor mill has been a possible lower-cost iPhone in order to serve customers who are not able to put down hundreds of dollars on the current standard-range one. While this story has been one and off over the last 4 years, there is a new report that suggests that Apple is beginning to take this possibility quite seriously.

LockTemp Is A Superb Temperature Indicator For Your Windows Phone 8 Lock Screen

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 9, 2013

Liquipel 2.0 Invisible Waterproof Casing Announced, Takes Your iPhone To Newer Depths [VIDEO]

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 8, 2013

Imagine you have just bought a brand-new smartphone and just a few days later you spill an entire mug of coffee over it, or drop it in the sink. Generally, you’d have to beg your manufacturer’s support staff to have it replaced, but now there is a much easier and convenient option to make sure this never happens in the first place: Liquipel 2.0.

Windows RT Jailbreak Poses No Security Threat, Fix On Its Way, Says Microsoft

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 8, 2013

This past Monday, we reported on a jailbreak for Windows RT that allowed it to run apps available outside of Microsoft’s Windows Store. The Redmond company has now come out, not to condemn the jailbreak, instead simply to confirm that it poses no security threat.

Intel Announces 4th-Gen Core “Haswell” Processor Lineup With All-Day Battery Life

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 8, 2013

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